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A two-story building, characteristic of Old Jaffa in Tel-Aviv, Israel, is depicted under a clear blue sky. The structure features a peach-to-salmon stucco facade with a darker mauve-pink lower wall section on the right. The left roof section is tiled with terracotta and includes a galvanized gutter, while the right exhibits an exposed wooden beam roof with corrugated metal or fiber-cement sheeting. Two rectangular windows on the left facade are fitted with closed dark brown wooden louvered shutters. A circular, white-framed window is positioned above and between them, flanked by two small sconce-like fixtures. A white rectangular plaque with Hebrew text is affixed to the wall below the circular window. A wooden porch extends from the right, supported by ornate dark metal scrollwork brackets. A clear, bell-shaped glass light fixture hangs from its ceiling. Beneath the porch overhang, a brown rectangular sign with Hebrew text, partially legible as "לכל עבר" (To all directions), is mounted near a wooden door. Above the porch, an upper wooden balcony displays numerous white ceramic and metal objects, including teapots and jugs. Extensive green vegetation, comprising potted plants, climbing vines, and hanging plants, covers much of the facade, porch, and ground level. A short flight of concrete steps with a metal and glass railing leads to the entrance on the lower left. A partially visible blue street sign on the far right includes Hebrew and English text, with the English fragment appearing to be "KOL HARA". No people or dynamic actions are present.
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